Ema Bosboi
Art ART22113 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of Ema, a Boss Boy with the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bougainville. Portrait of a fine Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) native boy bugler.
Portrait of Ema, a Boss Boy with the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU).

Gavera Arua, chairman of village council (left), his son Arua, a native teacher (right) and Hitolo Gege, village counsellor and interpreter for Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU), confe

DOBODURA, NEW GUINEA. GRASS HUT USED BY MEMBERS OF NO. 1 AIR SEA RESCUE SQUADRON, RAAF, AND BUILT BY THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT (ANGAU). STANDING IN FRONT OF THE HUT IS A NEW GUINEA

AIRBORNE OVER BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1945-07-28. NATIVE "BOYS" USED AS AIR OBSERVERS HAVE PROVED INVALUABLE. THE "BOY" IN THE FOREGROUND IS POINTING OUT JAPANESE POSITIONS TO FLIGHT LIE

AIRBORNE OVER BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1945-07-28. NATIVE "BOYS" USED AS AIR OBSERVERS HAVE PROVED INVALUABLE. THE "BOY" IN THE FOREGROUND IS POINTING OUT JAPANESE POSITIONS TO FLIGHT LIE

Soputa, Papua, 1942-11. Informal outdoors portrait of a native Papuan 'boss boy' at the Main Dressing Station (MDS) of the 2/4th Field Ambulance. Boss boys were in charge of native stretcher-bearer te
